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- Rishus cold seltzer festival coming to Lakewood: Seltzerland, the nationally touring hard seltzer tasting festival, is coming to the Jersey Shore for 2022. The event, which features more than 100 hard seltzers, will take place a Blueclaws stadium Shoretown Ballpark in Lakewood on Saturday, August 13
- Jackson Mayor Mike Reina has dropped out of the assembly race seeking to succeed the late Assemblyman Ron Dancer in the 12th District seat:
- N.J. reports 2,309 COVID cases, 20 deaths as daily fatalities hit 5-month high
- Pelosi lands in Taiwan, defying Chinese warnings of forceful response
- Brick Township man who had been missing since Sunday has been found safe, police said Tuesday.Robert James Levy, 69, was found Tuesday, police said.
- UEZ garbage compactors installed in the downtown at 4 locations
Food boxes:
- Bevvy box pick up at Schi 6:30 pm
-Aisle 9 boxes available at 685 River ave (behind Bais Shaindel) 6:00pm until 8:15
- Boys and girls head out to sleepaway camps expect traffic and drop off locations
- TTFY in support of the Adirei Hatorah for BMG youngeleit help fundraising events this week in South Haven, MI and in Baltimore
-The Chinese and Taiwanese militaries dispatched fighter jets, ordered military exercises and bolstered combat readiness as Taiwan prepared to host House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for a visit that has triggered dire warnings from China’s leadership and sharply escalated tensions between Beijing and Washington.
- Lakewood school district letter acknowledges that in fact they are providing courtesy/hazardous busing for both public and non public students, therefore parents of yeshiva students in private school who are eligible for school lunch program should not be forced to pay the LSTA for transportation per NJ Law Students who are unable to pay because of financial hardship shall not be excluded from receiving services described under this section. The criteria used to determine financial hardship shall be the same as the Statewide income eligibility standards established for free and reduced-price meals under the State school lunch program more
-Lakewood Planning board meeting today at 6:00pm watch live stream Here see Agenda Here. Items on the agenda Yeshiva Gedolah of South Jersey 105 Newport Avenue Final Major Site Plan for a campus
Cul de ac on 14th street to create 9 lots asking board to reconsider after denying the application and be heard at a future meeting.
- Lakewood fire Commissioners hire "fire prevention specialist " The Lakewood Board of Fire Commissioners are in the process of hiring a Fire Prevention Specialist. with a salary total of $93,584 in taxpayer funds for this position see full story on FAA
LDC meeting today request to turn the empty lot at the corner of S. Clifton Ave & rt 88 into a parking lot (former restaurant) also Westgate shopping plaza to be included in the UEZ business zone
The olam has to email the dept of education and demand answers for the illegal shtick forcing private school students to pay while paying for the public school and also charging parents who can't afford it when they don't have to pay because they are eligible for the lunch program
ReplyDeleteThe state monitor is not doing his job
Call or email
NJ Department of Education
Office of School Finance
PO Box 500
Trenton, NJ 08625-0500
Phone: (609) 376-9064 | Fax: (609) 292-6794
student.trans@doe.nj.gov
This is not fair. I am above the income limit and am drowning with health Care costs, increased tuition costs, food bills- not eligible for any government assistance, and can't afford many basic expenses after paying my mortgage (small starter home) and my other obligatory expenses. Have been digging into my savings for a while. Can't continue like this. Middle income really is suffering. Seriously considering quitting my job and only having 1 income. I think I'm working for nothing. Just paying for what everyone gets for free.
ReplyDeleteOy. May HKBH bentch you with much hatzlacha so that you can prosper snd no longer worry about such things.
Delete100% quit your job then. Why not?
DeleteThe government should be encouraging the middle class to work and not quit.
DeleteThe lot at the corner of main Street and route 88 was paved with gravel in anticipation of this decision last week!
ReplyDelete